Williamsburg Stockholders Back Plan to Rebuild Trust Firm
Williamsburg stockholders met at the Imperial in Brooklyn and approved a resumption plan proposed by Frank Mann. Each holder would sell 4 1/2 percent of stock to a syndicate ready to loan 3 3,500,000, with stock bought at 125 dollars and a 6 percent loan rate plus a 4 percent premium. Funds would stay until all legal obligations from suspension and receivership are settled. Syndicate members are kept secret from most, known only to Harry Fisher and Henry F. Cochrane. Directors Edwards and Field doubted its success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial
Fulton Street
Red Hook Lane
Brooklyn
Williamsburg Trust Company
Frank Mann
Protective Committee of Depositors
Harry Fisher
Henry F. Cochrane
Manhattan
Philadelphia
Charles Jerome Edwards
Frank Harvey Field
Gould Plan Reported For Missouri Pacific Notes
George J. Gould is actively engaged on a plan for taking care at maturity of the 3.00.5 per cent notes of the Missouri Pacific Railway Company due February 19. The notes will probably be refunded, but whether through new notes of the same style is not fully decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Gould
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
New Telephone Injunction Granted in Rochester Case
Justice Brown in New York Supreme Court granted a new injunction delaying Rochester Telephone Company stock increase. Bondholder David Decrow argued against increasing capital from 596000 to 1000000, tied to mortgage by United States Independent Telephone Company. Mortgage sale is scheduled for next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Jan
Justice Brown
Supreme Court
David Decrow
Rochester Telephone Company
United States Independent Telephone Company
Rochester Tele Phone Company
Brown
Clearing House certificates retired in Detroit cash system
Detroit banks move to cash basis as the last Clearing House certificates are retired amid a recent crisis. The report notes other financial distress including a bankruptcy petition against John H. Brown, former Western Gas and Investment Company president, with debts of 411,582 and assets of 707.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Chicago, Jan
John H. Brown
Western Gas and Investment Company
Bankruptcy Filings and Receivers Named in City District
Numerous petitions in bankruptcy were filed today in the United States District Clerk’s office. Debtors include Frederick H Newbold at 380 Canal Street and Lewig Resalsky of 1712 Second Avenue with receivers assigned. involuntary filings list William H Callz, Stephena La Salla, Goodstein & Goodstein, and Natal Magnani among others. Preferences and transfers of accounts are alleged, and several schedules show mixed assets including stock, machinery, and real estate. Aye additional claims totalling $632 are listed for transmission to the Italian Postal Savings Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick H. Newbold
Canal Street
A. Walter Newbold
United States District
The
Bronx Mortgage Company
White Plains
William H. Callz
Stephena la Salla
Goodstein & Goodstein
Natal Magnani
Bayard Street
Carm
da Collata
Bruns Napoli
Serafino Giading
Rosario Natali
Giuseppa Natali
Italian Postal Savings Bank
Italy
Alfred J. Dittler
Lewig Resalsky
Second Avenue
Stte
Fourteenth Street Bank
Max Hirschfeld
West 141St Street
Frandolph Grisman
Buzzini & Co
Fleventh Averee
Sf Jek
Commonwealth Trust Company
Parker & Co
Commercial Trust Company
Neal & Brinker
Gordon Murray
Lowell Lamb
Gubrupt
Iam Formita
J. Herbert R. Forbes
Market Snapshot of Meat and Commodities
Closing: spot and futures show mixed firm tone for meats with Western pork strength and Cumberland cut bacon, while cheese and oils move steadily. Canadian flour and linseed rise modestly. turpentine and rosin trade firmer as Indian imports andLondon prices hint at broader demand shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Vacille
Ixtra India
New York Market Report January 1908 Coffee and Cotton Trends
The report shows quiet steady coffee trading with 9 000 bags moved, mixed reactions to French cables, and a shift in outsider attention. Cotton remains volatile, close steady with gains around 4 to 19 points, while spot prices hold around 11 1 2 c for middling upland. Northern markets reflect varied crop news and futures open dull then steady, with Liverpool and New Orleans cues guiding the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
CIA
Lone
Mps
France
Hamburg
Pfennig Fower
Haerm
Sentitagat
Liverpool
New Orleans
Southern Spot News
New England
Bombay
Leon
Joteiotl
Joss
Gulf
Mobile
Sivennah
Norfolk
Life
Baltimore
Ll c
Augusta
Little Rock
Galveston
Memphis
It'sc
St Louis
Houston
Cotton Exchange
Amd
Manchester
N York
Western Easy
City Sv
Berlin
Sac
Budapest
Broomhall
Russia
Balkans
Northwest
Minneapolis
Chicago
Seaboard
Duluth
London Metals And Commodities Market Report
London and local markets show declines across tin copper lead and iron with spot and futures lower. Sugar molasses syrups oils and fats hold steady with mixed price moves while provisions hogs pork beef and cut meats outlook remains firm on higher demand and large receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
ITRON
Standard Foundry
Cleveland
Northern
New Orleans
Philadelphia
New York
City
Calcutta
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
India
South America
Brazil
Japan
Patna
Rangoon
Wassetn
Vic
Eagle
Muscovado
Java
United States
British Columbia
Wilett & Gray
United State
New York Produce Markets Trade Briefs
In New York on January 8 beans and peas show little change with west firmness supporting prices. Butter sales steady with strong demand for fresh creamery and process, while cheese and eggs move moderately. market pros remain cautious. Fruits reveal tighter apple supply, slow pears, and mixed orange quality plus dull strawberry demand amid steady cranberries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marrow
California
Lima
Western
Pennsylvania
Florida
Cape Cod
Jersey
Philadelphia
Weston
Ohio
Ichigan
Michigan
Perth
Gees K
Maryland
Bermuda
Maine
Norfolk
New Orleans
Long Island
State
Pennyvania
Escarole
Kohlrabi
Connecticut
Do State
Weetrn
Srangee County
Okra
Charleston
Souash
Hubbard
Canada
Gotabage
Lone Island
Rutabeen
Timothy
Allike Prime
Bowling Green Trust Co Officers and Directors
Bowling Green Trust Co of 26 Broadway New York lists officers Edwin Gould president William H Taylor first vice president Charles P Armstrong second vice president John A Hilton third vice president W P Res treasurer William M Laws secretary and a long roster of directors including Hilton Herrick Jeffery Pierce Plant Ramsay Schenck Squire Taylor and Truesdell among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Green Trust Co
Broadway
New York
Edwin Gould
William H. Taylor
Chas. P. Armstrong
John A. Hilton
W.pres. & Treas
William M. Laws
Myron T. Herrick
Edward T. Jeffery
Winslow S. Pierce
Morton F. Plant
Dick S. Ramsay
C. Costello
Frederick B. Schenck
Andrew Squire
John P. Truesdell
E. F. C. Young
Union Dime Savings Institution
Sixth Avenue
Eeley Square
Ted
S E Sprague
Francis M William G. Ross
Prices for Florida produce and Pacific market reports
The market notes list Florida strawberries oranges mandarins kumquats grapefruits and other fruits with per crate per box per quart prices. Hops hay poultry and eggs pricing follow with live dressed poultry and veal ranges. Cattle calves sheep and hogs are reported with receipts, prices, and notable sales across multiple firms and regional markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Satsumas
Pacific
London
State
Choice
Pacific Coast
Sapte
Livestock Receipts Report From New York Market
New York market reports cattle receipts totaling 97 cars and 1 524 head in early 1968 trade. Slaughterers took 66 cars and 31 cars were for the market with 35 cars on sale including 25 at Jersey City and 10 at the 60th street yards. Demand described as light amid steady supplies as of January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
60Th Street
Liverpool
London Cables
Bermudian
Bermuda
W. Daniels
Celtic
Swift Beef Company
Morris Beef Company
McPherson & Co
Ohio
S. Sanders
Newton & Co
Tobin & Shannon
Indiana
Kerns Commission Company
S Judd & Co
Andrew Mullen
John P. Nelson
John Ducey
Dei Wright & Co
H. H. Hollis
J. G. Curtis & Son
A. McCabe
Jelliffe. Wright & Co
George & L
Dillenback
E. W. Otis & Co
Wethers
Buffalo
So S Judd & Co
George & L. S. Dillenback
WR. Hume
Pennsylvania
New York
Gale
Multiple U.S. markets show mixed cattle hog and sheep demand
Chicago and other centers report sizable livestock receipts with price gaps. Cattle steady to lower with steadier demand for heifers and feeders. hogs weak to lower and widely priced. sheep and lambs mixed to higher with firm demand for higher grades. Kansas City and East Buffalo note similar trends in trade and pricing across steers, hogs, and lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cincinnati
East
Buffalo
Kansas City
Jan
Union
Pittsburg
Wheat Declines and Export Demand Press Market
In Chicago, demand from exporters and lower European wheat prices weighed on the local market. May options posted a net loss as corn and oats fell, while provisions slid. The session saw broad selling by major commission houses and small holders amid weak overall tone. Excellent Argentine harvest weather and softer European prices influenced trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Mats Fithe
Jan
Minneapolis
Luth
Durels
Pittadera
Iice
Sige
Toear Packers
Hega
Also Mentioned on This Page
Williamsbburg Stockholders Act
Gould
Mo. P
Business News
WIRE
Illinois Central Railroad
Harahan
San Francisco
Kragens Department
Market Street
RB. Havens
Board of Trade
Helena
Mont
Kimberly-Montana Mining Company
Montana Consolidated Mining Company
Kimberly Company
Sntras
Georgia
Shongia
Nangor
Inc
Met Carnings
San ‘Francisco
Irisco
al - Con
Gould & Sorry
Eios
Dad & Norcsves
Trust Company OF America
Wall ST
Colonial
Gresham ST
E. C
Morton Trust Company
Nassau Street
Country Produce Markets
Charles P. Armstrong
Frank Brainard
Harry Bronner
Franklin Q. Brown
Robert C. Clowry
Edmund C. Converse
Wm. Nelson Cromwell
Grenville M. Dodge
Aan
A. Woepel
Frank J. Gould
Wright & Co
W. R. Hume
S. Judd & Co
Sanders
McPherson
S. Tobin & Shannon
Consolidated Steamship Lines
Golateral Trust
Protective Committee
Henry Pecoth
Edward J. Berwind
Henry R. Mallory
Equitable Trus Company
OLD Colony Trust Company
Boston
Alvin W. Krech
Henry F. Booth
William T. Cobb
William H. Granbery
Henry Hornblower
Henry 8
Mallory
Galen L. Stone
R. Nichol
New York City
Telegraph
Chicago Grain and Provisions
Irving Savings Institution
Chambers St
Senien Ink
W. H. B. Totten
George B Dunning
Board of Trustees
Franklin Savings Bank
Col
8Th Ave
RAOF
Ignatius Baldey
Noath River Savings Bank
W. Sith St. Bet
Samuel D. Styles
Frederick N. Cheshire
Charles F. Turton
Metropolitan Savings Bank
Aer Institute
Edward Sherer
NEW York Savings Bank
N. W. Cor
4Th St
Sth Avenue
William Fellinger
James L. Wandling
Archibald M. Pentz
East River Savings Bank
Dicks. Ra” Y. Prient Chas A Whitney Cretary
7Th Avenue
Walter Trimble
Charles A. Sherman
James Knowles
Seaven's Bank For Savings
Wall Street
Savings Bank
Daniel Barnes
George M. Halsey
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